DST (Suture Technique) Asian Double Eyelid Surgery - Natural?

The suture technique results in very natural looking double eyelid creases. Even with the eyelids closed . The extremely fine sutures provide a gentle compression of the eyelid structures to form a crease from within that is not generally visible unless the eyes are open. Although the suture technique has limitations, for the right candidate it produces extremely natural result with a short recovery time.

That depends on each individual techniques employed but in general suture techniques tend to be non-dynamic so some may consider it more "unnatural". However this is not always the case as well done DST looks very natural even in dynamic motion of the eyelids.
Wish you the best in your journey,
Dr Leo Kim, Specialist Plastic Surgeon in Sydney

Having a visible line after asian blepharoplasty is quite common and unavoidable most of the time. You can get an incision less method of creating the crease but in my opinion and the opinion of many other prominent Asian eyelid Surgery Surgeons is that the incision method is less reliable. Dermal levator fixation is the procedure performed by greater than 90% of asian blepharoplasty surgeons. This usually leads to less natural looking eyelids in my opinion. I prefer my technique that was developed by Dr. Park. There is a way to have less scarring and a fold that is more natural.